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Wanted to ask what is vim...
exactly what it is, couldn't close it, freaked out, deleted it.
I have no idea who came up with that bastard and I don't want to.
Nah, the μl is some kind of under-language. Why did they have to mess it up so badly with all these kind of improvements? I started to use my own thing, and it turns out that the templates werecrooked in particular, it really pisses the hose off:
Couldn't they have done it stupidly like in the pros. In general I'm tired of struggling with all these chips and using stream editors to modify code. Maybe someone will find it useful - attached vim.mqh with all declarations of µl.
Nah, the μl is some kind of under-language. Why did they have to mess it up so badly with all these kind of improvements? I started to use my own thing, and it turns out that the templates werecrooked in particular, it really pisses the hose off:
Couldn't they have done it stupidly like in the pros. In general I'm tired of struggling with all these chips and using stream editors to modify code. Maybe someone may find it useful - attached vim.mqh with all µl declarations.
Guys, I've decided to finish it up. The main changes are
1. Declare member functions of the template classes as they should be:
2. I decided not to make any serious edits to the std files, just cut them off from the clang parser when turning them on:
if you want type hints from there, you should make corresponding declarations (I don't need them).
README file:
HH: vim.hh contains all declarations except std, i.e. auto-complete.
#vim_as_mql_ide_4
I used to think that C++ programmers were people with a flexible and bright mind... Turns out not everyone is.
Can you do C++? Yeah, surprise me.
Do you know C++? Yeah, you surprised me.
What difference does it make to programming in what (language) and in what IDE, the main thing is not the environment, but the head!
I, for example, programmed in Pascal (Delphi) when I first got acquainted with ME (MT5),
In three minutes I was programming like in my native language.
When a cat has nothing to do, it licks its balls...
What difference does it make to programming in what (language) and in what IDE, the main thing is not the environment, but the head!
I, for example, programmed in Pascal (Delphi) when I first got acquainted with ME (MT5),
In three minutes I was programming like in my native language.
When a cat has nothing to do, it licks its balls...
It's hard to explain to people who don't know how to use vim. It's not just an editor and you get addicted to it, it becomes anatomically uncomfortable to skim with a mouse in 'notepads'. I just want a handy tool, in my opinion, a normal desire.
Honestly, when I see MetaEditor opening up, the desire to code diminishes, which negatively affects productivity, why would I want that annoying factor?It's hard to explain to people who don't know how to use vim. It's not just an editor and you get addicted to it, it becomes anatomically uncomfortable to skim with a mouse in "notepads". I just want a handy tool, in my opinion, a normal desire.
Honestly, when I see MetaEditor opening up, the desire to code diminishes, which negatively affects productivity, why would I want that annoying factor?You don't need to explain anything!
You like vim, fine, use it,
but that's not enough for you, you've begun to impose your views on other people.
There is no point in going any further.
You don't need to explain anything!
You like vim, fine, use it,
but that's not enough for you, you've started to impose your views on other people.
There is no need to go on.
:) I'm not imposing anything on you, you came to my thread. You were not forced to come here, whether to continue is up to me.